Oops - didn't think about that. Will remember next time :). Sorry.
Jono Bacon wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> when adding new extension methods, could you make sure you update the
> docs on userdocs at http://userdocs.jokosher.org/Extensions/Reference
> - thanks! :)
>
> I added John's excellent new methods
Martin Meredith wrote:
> I've been doing a little work on backporting jokosher 0.2 to edgy, which
> involved backporting a big bit of gstreamer.
>
>
awesome
> I'll be testing this, but I've come across an issue, in the fact that
> there are no "Effects" being shown.
>
> I've no idea why this is
hift-drag to move the object file? Seem counter-intuitive
> to me?
>
I still always drag to select. It's what every other app I use does.
> 8. Is there some way of indicating that an effect has been applied to
> some audio? Maybe a l
with
distribution-specific issues. Isn't this a job for Ubuntu packagers? Can't
distributions apply their own patches for their own reasons and apt-get
source reveals the original code along with the patches?
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fine. I had some issues with freshrpms as it seems to have newer
versions of some libraries that plugins-bad couldn't handle.
I added a page to userdocs detailing how I got it all working. Hope it helps
someone :) Or if I've missed an easier way then please change it.
http://use
Chris Brown wrote:
>
> P.S. Thanks for the welcome back - nice to know I've been missed. I
> have just returned from paintballing at the exact same spot we went to
> after the first LUGRadio Live in 2005 so was able to use my prior
> knowledge to good use!
I saw you're forum post about the new r
Laszlo Pandy wrote:
> I an fairly certain that this is a result of a change in Gstreamer and
> not in Jokosher because this effects version 0.2 when I apt-get install
> it from Feisty's universe. Maybe we have been doing something wrong all
> along and there was a fix in Gstreamer (gnonlin?) tha
Laszlo Pandy wrote:
> Scratch that. Just to make me look like a fool bilboed has fixed the
> gstreamer bug and Jokosher is now back in freeze. All we have to decide
> now is what day to we release. I say about a week from today. Maybe wait
> until the next release (with the fix) of gnonlin is ou
I did write some installation instructions on the userdocs site a while
ago http://userdocs.jokosher.org/JokosherOnSuse
though they're probably a little out of date now. I don't actually use
openSUSE much. I was just playing with vmware and setting up Jokosher on
a few different OSes. Feel free
The updated gnonlin 0.10.8 packages are now in gutsy. They don't install on
feisty however as they are built with a newer libc. I've downloaded the
source packages and rebuilt them on feisty for amd64 and i386. Please try
them and see if they are OK with you.
http://thegreens.serveftp.net:8040/wp
A lot of people (including me) don't appear to have got this. It could
be a victim of gmail's spam filters so I'm trying it without all the
technical detail at the end. It is on the mail archive website if
anyone's interested.
John
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Is there a package for 0.9 in gutsy? The ubuntu package search page
still shows version 0.2-1.1
And does it work in feisty?
John
On 5/16/07, Laszlo Pandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I didn't realise it was jono's job to do this.
>
> I guess anyone could do it, but I don't have upload acces
Also in opensuse 10.2 if you enable the Packman repositories then
there is a package for 0.9 already there and ready for installing
through the yast software installer.
John
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One of the most common problems being reported with 0.9 is a gstreamer
error 'pipeline cannot operate with selected clock' when trying to
record. This doesn't happen to me on my box using Feisty. However when
running Jokosher on opensuse under vmware recording does fail with
this error message. I t
I've recently been doing some re-engineering of the workspace code.
This is quite a big update so I've posted a patch here first so you
folks can check it out.
What it does:
* The duplicate RecordingView is now removed. CompactMixView and
RecordingView are completely separate and there is only o
Getting this to work in seems to be a little tricky. I was running
AMD64 version which also needs a hack to work.
First of all the gstreamer ladspa plugin is in gst-plugins-bad which
is not included in the standard repository so you need to enable a
third party repo. I used freshrpms. If you go to
Not had the chance to give it a full whirl but at first glance this
looks spot on to me and fits in nicely with recent simplifications.
What do other people think?
Thanks Knut.
John
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On 8/2/07, Laszlo Pandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> incompatibilities. If anyone who has contributed code really objects to
> allowing "or later", then we will have to do "GPL v2" (but please don't
> object because I would really like GPLv3 compatibility).
No problem. I'm certainly not one of tho
I've recently been doing some re-engineering of the workspace code.
This is quite a big update so I've posted a patch here first so you
folks can check it out.
What it does:
* The duplicate RecordingView is now removed. CompactMixView and
RecordingView are completely separate and there is only o
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